Fresh-air ventilators in Spring, TX

Ventilators

A whole-home ventilator brings outdoor air into the home while exhausting stale indoor air. Energy recovery and heat recovery designs transfer some heat between the incoming and outgoing air streams so fresh-air ventilation has less impact on comfort.

This can be a better-controlled way to introduce outside air than opening windows, especially when the HVAC system is running.

Ventilators

What a ventilator does

Ventilation is about exchanging air, not simply filtering the air already inside the home. The equipment should be sized and balanced so fresh air is introduced without creating unwanted pressure or comfort problems.

Brings in outdoor air

A ventilator intentionally introduces measured outdoor air rather than relying on random leakage.

Exhausts stale air

Indoor air is removed at the same time, helping reduce odors and stale conditions.

Recovers some energy

ERV and HRV designs transfer heat, and ERVs can also transfer some moisture, between the two air streams.

Ventilators Product Offering

Carrier offers energy-recovery and heat-recovery ventilators for different climates and installation layouts.

Performance™ Horizontal Energy Recovery Ventilator

Performance™ Horizontal Energy Recovery Ventilator

Model ERVXXLHB

A horizontal ERV option for balanced fresh-air exchange in compatible homes.

Performance™ Horizontal Energy Recovery Ventilator

Performance™ Horizontal Energy Recovery Ventilator

Model ERVXXSHA

A compact horizontal energy-recovery configuration for compatible ventilation designs.

Performance™ Horizontal Heat Recovery Ventilator

Performance™ Horizontal Heat Recovery Ventilator

Model HRV Series

A horizontal heat-recovery option for exchanging indoor and outdoor air while transferring heat.

Performance™ Vertical Heat Recovery Ventilator

Performance™ Vertical Heat Recovery Ventilator

Model HRVXXSVA

A vertical HRV configuration for installations where that cabinet orientation fits the space.

Want controlled fresh air in your home?

We can review your HVAC layout and help you understand whether an ERV or HRV is appropriate for your home.

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